Relationship atmosphere in international business

Stanley J. Paliwoda

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The purpose of this chapter is to examine the atmosphere concept by exploring its function in business relationships and by describing its constituting components as a set of descriptive dimensions. These are used to arrive at a typology of atmospheres.

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